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Port Credit Yacht Club

Port Credit Yacht Club

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115 Lakefront Promenade, Mississauga, Ontario, L5E 3G6, Canada
(905) 278-7911 www.pcyc.net
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Jul 4, 2018
PCYC is an easily accessible location for all of your boating desires and needs. From the highly regarded and recognized Learn to Sail Programs for all ages to the friendly and welcoming community of boaters, both power and sail. They have a heated large pool with lots of lounge chairs and the food in the dinning room is excellent! The clubhouse also has multiple rooms available for parties or meeting that can be custom catered to by the very competent on site chef and food and beverage manager. If you are looking for a place to safely moor your boat nestled between Toronto and Hamilton with access to a public fuel dock, pump out on site and lift for boats up to 65 feet, you have found your home.

Jul 7, 2018
And I was being generous. Two years in a row having very rude interactions with the club manager and the harbor master. For being in the hospitality business he was not hospitable. Left s bad taste for visiting boats. Beautiful club and property though.

Aug 5, 2018
A must visit guys . I BET YOU WILL LOVE IT

Jun 20, 2018
The staff was friendly and very helpful. Will definitely be returning.

May 19, 2018
I did not use any facility of the club: I just walked around and I found it very serene and beautiful.

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